Hamer 4x4 King Series Bullbar to suit Toyota LandCruiser Prado 120 2003-2009
AM106-PD03
$2,790.00
- ✅ Full bumper replacement in 3mm high-grade steel
- ✅ Rated recovery points included
- ✅ Winch ready to 12,000lb (Warn winches excluded)
- ✅ E-Mark LED daytime running lights, fog lamps and indicators
- ✅ Number plate flip and three-piece splash guard included (off-road use only)
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Hamer King Series Bull Bar for the Toyota Prado 120 (2003 to 2009)
The Hamer King Series Bull Bar is a full bumper bar replacement made from 3mm high-grade steel plate with a matte black powder-coat finish. Off-road use only.
Key Features
- ✅ Full bumper bar replacement in 3mm high-grade steel plate
- ✅ Rated recovery points included
- ✅ Winch ready up to 12,000lb (Warn winches excluded) with winch lever access
- ✅ E-Mark certified LED lighting: daytime running lights, fog lamps and indicators
- ✅ Matte black powder-coat finish
Included
- Mounting points for extra driving lights and an aerial
- Number plate flip included for those running a winch
- Three-piece splash guard set
Fitment
Designed for the Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 120 Series, 2003 to 2009. Off-road use only.
NOTE: Spotlights, light bars and winches sold separately. Bash plate sold separately.
Warranty terms apply. View manufacturer warranty information.
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Complete your Prado 120 build with these popular options:
- Custom OffRoad Bash Plates for Toyota Prado 120 – underbody protection to match your new front bar
- Hamer King Series Plus Bullbar for Toyota Prado 120 – the looped King Plus option
1. Can I install the bullbar myself?
While it is possible to install a bullbar yourself, we strongly recommend professional installation to ensure correct fitment, optimal safety, and compliance with vehicle standards.
Each bullbar includes detailed fitment instructions, but there are several factors and potential challenges to consider before attempting a DIY installation:
Weight and Handling – Bullbars are heavy and awkward to manoeuvre. Lifting and holding the bar in position often requires at least two people or mechanical lifting equipment to avoid injury or damage to your vehicle.
Precise Alignment – Correct alignment is critical to ensure the bullbar sits evenly, maintains proper clearances, and does not interfere with the vehicle’s bodywork or safety systems. Small misalignments can cause rattles, vibration, or premature wear.
Wiring and Lighting Integration – Many bullbars include wiring for fog lights, indicators, daytime running lights, or winch controls. Incorrect wiring can cause lights to malfunction, trigger dashboard warnings, or affect other electrical systems.
Sensor and Airbag Compatibility – Modern vehicles often have radar sensors, parking sensors, and airbag triggers integrated into the front bar. Incorrect fitment can result in these systems not working as intended, which may compromise safety and ADR compliance.
Mounting Points – The bullbar must be securely attached to the correct factory mounting points to ensure it performs as designed in an accident or during recovery.
Each bullbar includes detailed fitment instructions, but there are several factors and potential challenges to consider before attempting a DIY installation:
Weight and Handling – Bullbars are heavy and awkward to manoeuvre. Lifting and holding the bar in position often requires at least two people or mechanical lifting equipment to avoid injury or damage to your vehicle.
Precise Alignment – Correct alignment is critical to ensure the bullbar sits evenly, maintains proper clearances, and does not interfere with the vehicle’s bodywork or safety systems. Small misalignments can cause rattles, vibration, or premature wear.
Wiring and Lighting Integration – Many bullbars include wiring for fog lights, indicators, daytime running lights, or winch controls. Incorrect wiring can cause lights to malfunction, trigger dashboard warnings, or affect other electrical systems.
Sensor and Airbag Compatibility – Modern vehicles often have radar sensors, parking sensors, and airbag triggers integrated into the front bar. Incorrect fitment can result in these systems not working as intended, which may compromise safety and ADR compliance.
Mounting Points – The bullbar must be securely attached to the correct factory mounting points to ensure it performs as designed in an accident or during recovery.
2. Do you provide bullbar shipping?
Yes, we ship Australia-wide. Delivery times and shipping fees vary depending on the destination.
Contat our team via online chat or quote request if you are unable to generate a delivered quote at checkout.
Contat our team via online chat or quote request if you are unable to generate a delivered quote at checkout.
3. Can I get the bullbar delivered to my residential address?
Our bars are long and very heavy, reaching up to 2 metres in length. For safety reasons, unloading requires a forklift directly from the delivery truck. This means deliveries can only be made to commercial addresses with suitable truck access and a forklift on-site.
If you don’t have access to these, no worries — chat with our team via the online chat, and we’ll check if there’s a nearby freight depot where you can conveniently collect your order.
If you don’t have access to these, no worries — chat with our team via the online chat, and we’ll check if there’s a nearby freight depot where you can conveniently collect your order.